LLMs may write better code than humans. But who decides what should be built, catches the wrong assumptions, and takes responsibility when production goes down? The debate isn’t human vs. AI anymore. It’s who knows how to use AI better. 🤖

LLMs may outperform humans at writing code. But understanding requirements, making trade-offs, and owning production failures are different skills. The job is evolving, not disappearing overnight.

I guess Qwen

Haha quite comparable

Never in my lifetime.

Google is not just a bunch of code but a lot data and users.

Just scrolling via X 😂

A salary increase can change your lifestyle. A good manager can change how you think. A challenging project can change what you believe you’re capable of. Not every career benefit shows up on a payslip.

The fastest way to make a simple project complicated: Add authentication before deciding who needs access. Add a database before understanding the data. Add microservices before having a scaling problem. Engineers, we need to talk. 😂

Every tech company says it values innovation. Then someone proposes changing a process that’s been broken for five years. Suddenly, everyone wants a meeting to discuss the risks of changing it. 💀

What’s yours? 👀

This is the way to go through the week till the next model comes I guess.

None, AI can only be your friend but it won’t replace humans in longer run.

You have cooked not only yours but the whole team 🫣😂

The easiest part of building a SaaS product is creating the first version. The hard parts come later: Getting paying customers Keeping data secure Handling failures Managing cloud costs Maintaining it for years The demo is just the beginning.

Hot take: 🤷‍♂️ AI won't make software engineering disappear. But it may expose how many developers learned to produce code without learning how computers actually work.

Your backup job succeeded. Your restore has never been tested. Congratulations, you have a scheduled task—not a disaster recovery strategy. 👀

It’s an unpopular opinion but widely accepted.

Python for beginners, easy to understand, simpler syntax 🫥